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of the PApublic Is Reduced Is Indicated
By Another Appeal to III. Fallieres.
A Condition of Affairs Which nj. Grew
Doubtless Regards Complacently.
Denial of the Rumor that the German Crown
Princes Physicians Had Changed Their
Minds as to the Nature Of His Atfiiction.
CARNoT,s DIFFICULTIES.

Goblet Finds Himself Unable Form Cabi-
net, and FaIiiere< Uodert .lxes the Task.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
LONDON, Dec. an. Goblet has informed
President Caruot that, owing the refusal OF
several statesmen to join him, he is unable to
form Cabinet The President has therefore
made another appeal to NJ Fallieres, who has
agreed TO undertake the task. The fact that
there is lack of cohesion among the French
Republican factions which is almost hopeless, is
abundantly evidenced by President Carnot's i'll
success in forming Cabinet, and his nomina-
tion of II. Fallieres to undertake the work
abandoned by III. Goblet confirms the desperate
straits in which the President finds himself.
in respect of everything that
combines to constitute a statesman, and could
not in any circumstance command the robust re-
spect necessary to control the Chamber in his
capacity as Premier. He occupied the position
of Prime Minister previous occasion for a.
period of ten days, and the eleventh day.
while addressing the Chamber. completely col
lapsed and Came very near dying fro N the effects
of overexerton and worriment, his brain hav-
ing temporarily given way. 1t is believed by
many who admire the gentleman's personal
qualities that NJ Fallieres has never fully recov-
cred from that attack, and it is confidently pre-
dicted that he would permanently loose bis mind
should he again attempt to fill an Office much
too broad in its scope for his mental
grasp. To men not thoroughly imbusd
with the idea that the presidents is
wholly ingenious it is evident that NJ Carnot is
seeking weak and inoffensive man as Premier,
hoping thus to control the Ministry himself,
while the strong men in the Cabinet he would
place in subordinate positions. Such a com bina-
ton would doubtless work we'll if the 'sssror
mem could be induced submit to If. Carnot'-
domination. but this seems TO be furtl ~
moved from possibility chan even the harmsnz-
ing of the Republican groups. and another
presder tial election may be found necessary 10
a means ct terminating the crisis. which does
not seem to have been finally dissipated by the
peaceful election of Grsvys successor last Satur-
day.
It is definitely known that N. Faliares will
a.teu1as 20 form Cabinet. The report is 49,
confirmed that his Ministry viii, include several
members of the late government including NJ.
Rouvier II. Flourens and General Ferron.
The Radical groups will meet soon discuss
the attitude to be taken by the party toward NJ.
Fallieress Cabinet.
The Paris states that the first act of the new
Ministry will be the adoption of repressive
measures against the Paris Municipal Council
With this object in view bill will be introduced
to modify the mode in which members OF the
council elected, and also to grant the gov
ernment power to dissolve the council
LATER-M. Fallieres has almost completed the
construction of Cabinet which, subject to pas
sible slight changes, will stand follows:
II. Fallieres, President OF the Council and
Minister of the Interior; NJ. Rouver, Minister
of Finance NJ Flourens, Minister of Foreign
Affairs; General Ferron, Minister of War; NJ
Barley, Minister of Marine; NJ. Spuller. Minis
ter of Public Instr uction; NJ Balian:. Minister
of Public Works Nj. Faye. Minister of Justice;
VI. Dontresme. Minister of Commences: NJ. De-
velle, Minister of Agriculture. The MinisterSaf
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